Parliament must have a credible Opposition


THE party that many have given their votes to all their adult life failed miserably to see the writing on the wall and its leader had shown the classic example of the proverbial ostrich with its head buried in the sand.

Furthermore, the sycophants around the leader did not have the courage to tell their “emperor” that he had no clothes on. Now, the emperor has resigned as leader but will remain as a member of a party “yang tiada tolok bandingnya (incomparable)”. True, the party has contributed tremendously to the development of our country, but no thanks to the erstwhile leadership which brought disrepute to Malaysia. The blame should also fall on those around the leader for prevaricating and preferring to defend an individual rather than the party.

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